In this study, the photo-catalytic oxidation process (UVCOP) for the removal of atrazine (ATZ) was successfully explored and the design charts for the optimization of the process were developed.
Two-dimensional pattern design softwares based on flat patternmaking techniques have been successfully explored for patternmaking, grading, and creating pattern libraries within software for future retrieval.
In addition to titanium, zirconium is capable of effectively binding to phosphate groups, and this property has been successfully explored for both phosphopeptide enrichment and DNA capturing using solid supports.
Numerous studies have shown that maturation is essential for HIV-1 infectivity because genetic mutations either in Gag or PR that inhibit maturation lead to the production of non-infectious HIV-1 particles 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Pharmacological intervention in HIV-1 maturation has been successfully explored, resulting in the discovery and development of two classes of HIV-1 inhibitors.
The use of poly (ethyleneglycol)/poly (acrylate)/salt system has been successfully explored in the purification of protein and plasmid DNA.
The regulation and biosynthesis of terpenes in the response to insect attack have been successfully explored using combinations of transcript profiling and chemical characterizations over the last decade [ 19, 27, 28].
In conclusion, a lot has been learned on the structure and function of the LysM domain, and this knowledge has been successfully explored in various potential applications.
Besides, the rDNA loci have the clear advantage of being universally present in all branches of TOL, universal primers are well known and it has been successfully explored in many branches of TOL.
The locomotion behavior was assessed by the endpoints of head thrash and body bend, which have been successfully explored to evaluate the neurobehavioral toxicity induced by metal exposure [17]-[18] [17]-[18]
In this framework, an instructing role of mechanical forces has been successfully explored theoretically (Shraiman, 2005; Aegerter-Wilmsen et al., 2007) and there is today accumulating evidence that many molecular actors involved in development are under both biochemical and mechanical control.
